Status
Inactive on Arc · 1
These entries showed no observed activity when we last looked, or the project has gone dark. Inactive covers several situations: a deployment abandoned after launch, a company that pivoted away, a service that quietly dropped Arc support, or a team that stopped responding. The entry says which one we believe applies and links what we checked. Inactive is reversible — if a project resumes and we can observe it, the status moves back and the date changes. If we have this wrong, send us a source and we will correct it.
| # | Project | What it builds on Arc | Role | Status | Links | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | AArcSwapExchanges & Trading · DEXs | Formerly described as an Arc stablecoin yield terminal; its domain now redirects elsewhere. | Deploys | Inactive | 2026-09-02 |
Questions
Does Inactive mean a project failed?
Not necessarily. It means we observed no activity on the date shown. The entry explains what we believe happened and links the evidence.
How does an entry get out of Inactive?
We observe activity again, or someone sends us a source we can verify. The status and the checked date both change.
How is status decided?
Status reflects what we observed on the date shown, not what a project announced. Every entry carries a dated source you can open and check yourself. Live can become Inactive if activity stops.